Isobel Campbell
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Isobel Campbell (born April 27, 1976 in Glasgow ) is a British singer .
Career
Campbell was a member of the band Belle and Sebastian until 2002 . From 1999 she worked on her solo project The Gentle Waves and released several albums. In 2003 the solo album Amorino followed . While there were still strong echoes of the catchy indie pop of their previous bands on this album , it was clearly inspired by darker folk and Americana themes afterwards . This applies to both her solo album Milkwhite Sheets and her collaboration with Mark Lanegan , with whom she recorded an EP and two albums. Campbell writes and produces much of her own material.
Discography
The Gentle Waves
- 1999: Weathershow (EP)
- 1999: The Green Fields of Foreverland
- 2000: Falling from Grace (EP)
- 2000: Swansong for You
Isobel Campbell
- 2003: Amorino
- 2006: Milkwhite Sheets
- 2020: There Is No Other
Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan
- 2006: Ballad of the Broken Seas
- 2008: Sunday at Devil Dirt
- 2010: Hawk
swell
- ↑ Chart sources: Switzerland UK charts
- ↑ Music Sales Awards: UK
Web links
Commons : Isobel Campbell - Collection of Images
- Literature by and about Isobel Campbell in the catalog of the German National Library
- http://www.isobelcampbell.com Official homepage
- The Gentle Waves at Jeepster
- When the wolf sings about the lamb Review "Sunday at Devil Dirt"
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| SURNAME | Campbell, Isobel |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | British singer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 27, 1976 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Glasgow , Scotland , United Kingdom |